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Nationwide Car Parades Keep Communities Connected in a Time of Isolation
Teachers across the United States are participating in car parades to uplift the spirits of their students. -
Your Public Library Closed. Now What?
With so many people finding themselves with more time than they know what to do with, many are finding ways to make up for the closure of their local library. -
The Privilege of Protesting
Current protests surrounding COVID-related work restrictions and shelter-in-place orders highlight underlying issues of privilege and race in America. -
Bernie or Bust? Sanders Supporters' Tough Voting Decisions
Supporters of Bernie Sanders have a tough decision to make come November now that he has dropped out of the presidential race. -
Coronaculture: Films, Books, and Albums to Discover in Quarantine
If you're looking for movies, books, and songs to spend your time with during this quarantine, here are many great ones to check out. -
Celebrating Women in Music: An International Women's Day Playlist
International Women's Day is a time to recognize women's contributions to the world—including through music. -
Old Takes, New Tricks: Bloomberg's Problematic Meme Campaign
Mike Bloomberg's campaign strategy of using memes to try and gain supporters highlights just how out of touch with voters he really is. -
'The Hunt' is Back On and Dangerous as Ever
"The Hunt" has been revived by Universal Studios despite its reductive portrayal of liberals and Middle Americans.
